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How to create a reference to LPPICTUREDISP object?
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Visual FoxPro
Category:
ActiveX controls in VFP
Environment versions
Visual FoxPro:
VFP 9 SP1
OS:
Windows XP SP2
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Thread ID:
01128364
Message ID:
01128498
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Geeez this control doesn't stop surprising me!!! It's the first time ***ever*** an ActiveX control works with no glitch whatsoever with VFP.
By the way, the oImage.Handle generated a type mismatch. Since in the debugger i saw it was expecting an object, i passed the whole oImage instead, and voila...
For anyone interested, the ActiveX in question are the ActiveGantt Scheduler and the XTTreeView control from the same package. They can be found at http://www.sourcecodestore.com/

Thanks Carlos
Jaime

>Try this:
>
>oImage = LOADPICTURE(GETPICT())
>?oImage.Handle
>
>When you type ?oImage. Intellisense kicks in, you will see Handle as a property of the oImage object.
>
>Carlos
>
>>Hi
>>I need to pass an image object to an ActiveX control. This control has VB6 version, .NET version and MFC version ( that's the one that works well in my tests so far ).
>>From the help of the control for the expected image object needed ( it's a treeview control by the way ) they state the following is expected as Image property:
>>
>>A stdPicture object in Visual Basic 6, a LPPICTUREDISP in MFC, a reference to a System.Drawing.Image object in .Net languages.
>>
>>Assuming i have some JPG file for instance, how can i open it in VFP and create a LPPICTUREDISP reference to it?
>>
>>Thanks
>>Jaime
Why do programs stop working correctly as soon as you leave the Fox?
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